[159] Castlehaven’s Memoirs, p. 81. The siege of Duncannon was raised November 5.
[160] Cromwell to Lenthall, letter 116, in Carlyle; Carte’s Ormonde. The attempt on Carrick was on November 24.
[161] Ormonde to Charles II., November 30, Contemp. Hist. ii. 330; Cromwell to Lenthall, December 19, 1649, in Carlyle; Carte’s Ormonde, ii. 103. Concerning Jones see a note in Gardiner’s Commonwealth, i. 160. For Wogan see Clarke Papers, i. 421.
[162] Cromwell to Lenthall, December 19, 1649, in Carlyle. Brief Chronicle published by authority in 1650, and reprinted in Contemp. Hist. iii. 157; Gardiner’s Commonwealth, i. 163. note; Murphy’s Cromwell in Ireland, chap. xx.
[163] Relation of the Particulars of the Reduction of the Greatest Part of the Province of Munster, &c., London, 1649 (containing Broghill’s letters of November 22 and 26, and the Remonstrance and Resolution of the Protestant Army at Cork, October 23); Caulfield’s Council Book of Kinsale, pp. 55, 357-363; Bennett’s Hist. of Bandon, chap. xii.
[164] Two Letters from William Basil, A.G., to Bradshaw and Lenthall, London, December 12, 1649; War in Ireland, p. 100; MacSkimin’s Carrickfergus, p. 16, where Dalziel’s articles are given; Two Letters of Sir Charles Coote to Lenthall with Scobell’s imprimatur; December 8 and 13, London, 1649. Coote notes that ‘Colonel Henderson that betrayed Sligo was killed.’
[165] Certain Acts and Declarations made by the ecclesiastical congregation, &c., printed at Kilkenny and reprinted at London, 1650. Printed also, with some slight verbal differences, in Spicilegium Ossoriense, ii. 38-42.
[CHAPTER XXXII]
CROMWELL IN IRELAND, 1650
Ormonde and the Clonmacnoise decrees.